1529. Fall of Cardinal Wolsey. See "Great Religious Movement in England," ix, 137.
Presentation of the Protest by the German reformers at the Diet of Spire; from this the reformers take the name of Protestants.[60]
Peace of Cambrai between Francis I and Charles V.
Siege of Florence; united attempt of Charles V and Pope Clement VII to restore the rule of the Medici.
Vienna unsuccessfully besieged by Solyman the Magnificent; he gives to Zapolya the rule in Hungary.
Establishment in Sweden of Lutheranism as the state church.
1530. Coronation of Charles V, Pope Clement VII, at Bologna, performing the ceremony, the last crowning by any pope of a German emperor.
Restoration of the Medici on the submission of Florence to the invaders.
Malta ceded to the Knights of St. John by Charles V, who also hands over the Moluccas to the Portuguese.
Formulation of the reform (Protestant) profession of faith at the Diet of Augsburg; prepared and read before the Diet by Melanchthon.